Lubricator



T.PooRB. LUBRIGATB..

- "Patented Feb. 7, 189s.

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5 Tf i fmt/Wd w pressure will be exerted with uniformity through both the openings 3 and 4, hence the lubricating material will not be Wasted.

If cup leather packings are made use of, as shown at T in Fig. 3, the groove or channel between such cup leather packings receives the lubricating material in the same Way as the annular groove S.

lf the parts before mentioned alone were made use of, there is a risk that the feeding of the lubricant would be too rapid; to prevent this difliculty l introduce a disk 5 at the coupling connection P, which disk has ring Washers at each side of it, so as to make the same tight, and through this disk is a small hole, and it is preferable that this disk should be made of thin sheet metal, in order that the small hole may be well defined, and accordin g to the size of this hole, so that there is more or less opportunity for the pressure to accumulate in the lubricant vessel above the piston thereof between one reciprocation of the piston A and the next, because when there is a minus pressure in the cylinder B, thelubricating material will not feed, and when there is an excess of pressure the liuid in the cylinder B can only pass gradually through the hole in the disk 5 to act Within the lubricant vessel C upon the piston F to force out the lubricating material by the pipe D. This disk 5 can be easily removed by unscrcvving the coupling connect-ion P so as to clean the hole in such disk should the same become obstructed.

I claim as my invention.

l. The combination with a cylinder and a piston or similar moving body to be lubricated, of a lubricant vessel, a pipe connecting the upper part of the lubricant vessel with the cylinder or source of pressure upon thc lubricant and a pipe for the lubricating material opening into the cylinder and alternately covered and uncovered by the moving body, so that the pressure is exerted to discharge lubricating material upon the moving body when the same intervenes to exclude pressure from the lubricating pipe, substantially as specified.

2. The combination with a cylinder and a moving piston, or other device to be lubricated, of the lubricant vessel and the pipe and cock therefrom to the place to be lubricated, a piston Within the lubricant Vessel, a second pipe and cock connecting the cylinder or source of pressure to such lubricant vessel above the piston thereof and a disk With a small perforation therein, so that the pressure acts gradually upon the piston and lubricant to project the same at the place to be lubricated When. there is a less pressure at the place to be lubricated than there is in the second pipe substantially as set forth.

3. The combination With a cylinder having a piston with packings and a recess between the packings, of a lubricant vessel and a lubricant pipe from the lower part of the same opening through the cylinder to the space between the packings of the piston, and asecond pipe between the upper part of the lubricant vessel and the cylinder at a point sufliciently distant to allow the pressure of the fluid in the cylinder to force the lubricant from its vessel into the annular recess of the piston when the same coincides With the lubricant pipe, substantially as set forth.

Signed by me this 9th day of July, 1892.

TOWNSEND POORE.

Witnesses:

J ENKIN T. REEsE, JN0. P. Aoxnn. 

